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milk and Thai curry paste, along with sautéed veggies like zucchini, eggplant, and mushrooms, for an easy weeknight dinner.

roast tilapia with cheese
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Tilapia Veracruz-style

Tangy tomato sauce spiked with olives, garlic, and peppers is perfect for this mild fish. Marinate and pan fry it, or cover it with sauce and bake in a 350 degree oven 15-20 minutes, until fish flakes at the touch of a fork. Frozen fillets are fine. In fact, when it’s been flash-frozen at sea, frozen seafood may be fresher than the fillets on display at your grocery.

baked red mullet with veggies
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Fish en Papillote

It may sound fancy, and it is when you use the traditional paper packet. But cooking up fish in foil is simple and quick. Just tuck each portion into a foil pocket along with olive oil, the seasoning of your choice (lemon and garlic are always good), and some veggies. Seal it up, leaving a little room for steam, and pop it in the oven.

marinated fish and tomatoes
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Ceviche

Super-fresh ingredients are the key to this no-cook Latin American dish made from fish and shellfish marinated in lime juice. Onion, pepper, garlic, and cilantro are traditional, but avocado, mango, or even watermelon and mint can work well, too. The acidity of the citrus fruits safely preserves the seafood. But if you don’t want to eat raw fish, try a “mock ceviche” recipe.

grilled fish with salsa and rice
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Grilled Fish With Salsa

Fresh salsa — whether it’s made with tomatoes, peppers, and onions, or even mango spiked with red onions and cilantro — makes a super-easy, tasty topping for grilled fish.

grilled salmon steak
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Grilled Salmon

This hearty fish is good for grilling or broiling. And a simple marinade — like soy sauce, honey, and ginger — punches up the flavor. Be sure to take salmon off the heat while the center still looks slightly see-through. It’ll keep cooking for a few minutes on its own. Less is more when it comes to cooking fish.

poached salmon salad
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Salmon Salad

Whip up a quick next-day meal with your extra grilled salmon. Toss it with flavorful low-calorie ingredients like lemon, red onion, and dill. Serve it on a bed of lettuce and fresh veggies, or sandwich-style with tomato or cucumber slices on bread. It stands in nicely for tuna — and canned salmon can work, too.

scallops
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Pan-Seared Scallops

Scallops cook up super-fast when pan seared for a golden, crispy crust. Serve them immediately with the sauce of your choice — or just a tiny drizzle of butter — for the best taste and texture. Fresh scallops should smell sweet, not fishy.

mussels in stout beer sauce
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Mussels With Stout Beer

Steam fresh mussels with shallots, a hearty beer, cayenne, honey, and horseradish for a rich yet frugal feast. Shellfish, especially mussels and clams, are a cheap form of protein.

fish and potato chowder
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Fish Chowder

Creamy fish chowder can be quick and calorie smart, too.  Lighten it up by using milk instead of cream. Sauté onion and celery until soft, add milk, clam juice, and potatoes. Once potatoes are soft, remove some with a slotted spoon and puree in a blender with some of the cooking liquid, then return it to the pot. Add fish and simmer until done.

king prawn shrimp in frying pan
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Simple Shrimp

Sauté some garlic in plenty of olive oil, then turn up the heat and add shrimp and seasonings. Cook just until they turn pink. This protein- and mineral-rich dish comes together even faster if you use peeled shrimp. For a speedy Shrimp Fra Diavolo, transfer the cooked shrimp to a plate, and in the pan sauté onions, wine, tomatoes, and oregano. Then add the shrimp back to the pan.

neon sign shaped like a fish
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Buying Fish

Make friends with your fish seller, and make sure he or she knows where your fish was caught. When you’re buying a whole fish, look for one with clear eyes and tight, shiny scales. But the most important way to find high-quality fresh fish is to follow your nose. Fresh ones should never have a strong, fishy smell.

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